Grants received by year
Every foundation grant, by year
Each line as the funder listed it on its return, newest year first, then largest.
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American Electric Power FoundationWilmington, DE
2025
Empowering the Next Generation of Energy Leaders
$75,000 -
Rubiera Family FoundationSpringboro, OH
2025
From seeds to streambanks grant
$35,000 -
The Puskar Family FoundationKettering, OH
2025
To further their expressed charitable purpose
$11,000 -
Peoples Bank FoundationMarietta, OH
2025
Program support
$2,355 -
American Electric Power FoundationWilmington, DE
2024
Empowering the Next Generation of Energy Leaders
$75,000 -
Stream & Wetlands FoundationLancaster, OH
2024
Donation
$50,000 -
The Philip J & Carol J Lyons FoundationTucson, AZ
2024
General
$4,000 -
Peoples Bank FoundationMarietta, OH
2024
Program support
$1,000 -
The Longleaf FoundationAlbany, OH
2024
Rural economic development
$500 -
William Randolph Hearst FoundationNew York, NY
2023
Support operations
$125,000 -
American Electric Power FoundationWilmington, DE
2023
Empowering the Next Generation of Energy Leaders
$75,000 -
Stream & Wetlands FoundationLancaster, OH
2023
Donation
$50,000 -
Lowe-Marshall TrustChesterhill, OH
2023
general purposes
$30,000 -
Martha Holden Jennings FoundationCleveland, OH
2023
A-64-23 renewing our school community
$11,305 -
The Longleaf FoundationAlbany, OH
2023
Rural economic development
$5,805 -
Peoples Bank FoundationMarietta, OH
2023
Program support
$3,000 -
The Philip J & Carol J Lyons FoundationTucson, AZ
2023
General
$3,000 -
Edwards Mother Earth FoundationWilmington, DE
2023
General & Unrestricted
$313 -
Amazonsmile FoundationSeattle, WA
2023
General support
$164 -
The Educational Foundation of AmericaBethesda, MD
2022
Community led solutions to equitable food systems
$75,000 -
The JM Kaplan Fund IncNew York, NY
2022
Through an engineered biochemical process, this polluted water can yield a commercial grade iron pigment that can be sold in industrial quantities, producing a valuable commodity that can be sold to pay for the stream restoration, creating jobs in rural communities and funding additional watershed restoration projects throughout the
$53,365 -
Epstein Teicher PhilanthropiesNew York, NY
2022
General purposes
$50,000 -
Stream & Wetlands FoundationLancaster, OH
2022
Donation
$30,000 -
Lowe-Marshall TrustChesterhill, OH
2022
general support
$30,000 -
Peoples Bank FoundationMarietta, OH
2022
Program support
$1,000 -
The Philip J & Carol J Lyons FoundationTucson, AZ
2022
General
$1,000 -
Amazonsmile FoundationSeattle, WA
2022
General support
$231 -
Cassiopeia Foundation IncCharlottesvle, VA
2022
General Operating Support
$125 -
The Educational Foundation of AmericaBethesda, MD
2021
Appalachian accessible food network
$125,000 -
Epstein Teicher PhilanthropiesNew York, NY
2021
General purposes
$100,000 -
The JM Kaplan Fund IncNew York, NY
2021
Through an engineered biochemical process, this polluted water can yield a commercial grade iron pigment that can be sold in industrial quantities, producing a valuable commodity that can be sold to pay for the stream restoration, creating jobs in rural communities and funding additional watershed restoration projects throughout the central appalachian region.
$50,000 -
Lowe-Marshall TrustChesterhill, OH
2021
General Support
$50,000 -
Stream & Wetlands FoundationLancaster, OH
2021
Donation
$30,000 -
The Longleaf FoundationAlbany, OH
2021
Community development
$5,113 -
Peoples Bank FoundationMarietta, OH
2021
Program support for small
$5,000 -
The Philip J & Carol J Lyons FoundationTucson, AZ
2021
General
$500 -
Amazonsmile FoundationSeattle, WA
2021
General support
$186 -
The Educational Foundation of AmericaBethesda, MD
2020
Community led solutions to equitable food systems
$125,000 -
Epstein Teicher PhilanthropiesNew York, NY
2020
General purposes
$100,000 -
The JM Kaplan Fund IncNew York, NY
2020
Through an engineered biochemical process, this polluted water can yield a commercial grade iron pigment that can be sold in industrial quantities, producing a valuable commodity that can be sold to pay for the stream restoration, creating jobs in rural communities and funding additional watershed restoration projects throughout the central appalachian region.
$71,635 -
The Joyce FoundationChicago, IL
2020
Environment
$50,000 -
The Scherman Foundation IncNew York, NY
2020
Program/project support
$10,000 -
The Longleaf FoundationAlbany, OH
2020
Community development
$5,000 -
The Philip J & Carol J Lyons FoundationTucson, AZ
2020
General
$1,000 -
Amazonsmile FoundationSeattle, WA
2020
General support
$129 -
The Longleaf FoundationAlbany, OH
2019
Community development
$1,000 -
Stream & Wetlands FoundationLancaster, OH
2018
Donation
$40,000 -
Student and Education Support Association IncArvada, CO
2018
Grant for solar array
$7,540 -
The Longleaf FoundationAlbany, OH
2018
Community Development
$5,000
Funders of similar organizations nearby
Foundations that gave to other community development organizations in Ohio and are not among Rural Action Inc’s funders above.
- JPMorgan Chase Foundation 95 grants Preselected only $15,383,703 to similar organizations
- The George Gund Foundation 202 grants Accepts applications $32,676,925 to similar organizations
- Dominion Energy Charitable Foundation 62 grants Accepts applications $398,863 to similar organizations
- Premier Bank Foundation 82 grants Accepts applications $417,513 to similar organizations
- Carol Ann and Ralph V Haile Jr Foundation 76 grants Preselected only $4,983,580 to similar organizations
- Firstenergy Foundation 27 grants Accepts applications $168,950 to similar organizations
- The Bank of America Charitable Foundation Inc 50 grants Accepts applications $1,158,118 to similar organizations
- The Raymond John Wean Foundation 66 grants Accepts applications $4,029,665 to similar organizations
About this match
Funders write a recipient’s name and address, not its EIN. We matched these grants to EIN 31-1124220 by name and ZIP code against the IRS list of exempt organizations and our list of filers. Grants we could not tie to one organization are not counted here.